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NRL Round Discussion NRL Round 22, 2024 Discussion

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Is there any other sport in the world where you can fix a penalty offence with another penalty offence and play on?
Player runs behind his own player causing an obstruction but stops and does a voluntary tackle and voile, problem fixed, play on.
It's retarded, how did we end up down this path.
 
Is there any other sport in the world where you can fix a penalty offence with another penalty offence and play on?
Player runs behind his own player causing an obstruction but stops and does a voluntary tackle and voile, problem fixed, play on, 2 wrongs make it right.
It's retarded, how did we end up down this path.
Voluntary tackles are legal now.
 
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Voluntary tackles are legal now.

The NRL snuck the rule change by, I'll see if I can dig out the video.



Voila.

Ah good to know Pete.
So it's an interpretation not a rule change?
That example isn't what I was talking about though it prob applies.
 
So Player B goes "Oh, shit, if I let Player L tackle me we'll get done for obstruction/whatever, I'll just lie down and cry Uncle"...
It looks a bit weird, but I can't say I'm against it...
 
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Ah good to know Pete.
So it's an interpretation not a rule change?
That example isn't what I was talking about though it prob applies.
There is still a voluntary tackle rule, it just has interpretations now in given situations.
I'm going cross-eyed here Dex.

I think that's been the interpretation for at least a decade at this point, it's just officially become a part of the rules this year to avoid confusion.
 
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